For Sale: 1963 Ford F-100

Discover the elegance of this 1975 Panther J72 Roadster, now available at John Scotti Classic Cars in Saint-Leonard, Montreal.
This rare and iconic British classic blends vintage charm with timeless design, making it a standout addition to any collector’s garage. Whether you’re an enthusiast of unique roadsters or simply appreciate finely crafted vehicles, the Panther J72 delivers a one-of-a-kind driving experience.

Visit us at 4475 Boul Métropolitain East in Montreal to see this exceptional vehicle in person. You can also reach out to our knowledgeable sales team for more information, schedule a test drive, or reserve the vehicle today. Don’t miss your chance to own a true piece of automotive history.

1956 Cadillac Eldorago Biarritz Convertible for Sale.
Cadillac’s premier offering for 1956, One of 2150 Prduced and a rare find!
Previous estate car that was restored a few years ago!
Beautifull straight body, paint fit and finnish.
Clean chassis and underbody
Runs and drive true and strong!
Factroy matching numbers 305 Hp Dual Quad engine with batwing air cleaner! Automatic transmission power steering and power brakes! All power windows work and the convertible top is clean, soft and operates like it should!

Hagerty Valuation
Current Values
#1 Concours$236,000
#2 Excellent$165,000
#3 Good$119,000
#4 Fair$66,600

Gorgeous 1946 Eight 69M convertible power top

For Sale: Rare 1926 Paige Model 6-75 – Historic Classic Car with Unique Provenance

Step back in time with this exceptional 1926 Paige Model 6-75, a true gem from the Roaring Twenties. Owned and cared for over the past 12+ years, this vintage classic is more than just a car—it’s a piece of American automotive history. With its confirmed low mileage (see odometer photo), this vehicle fits the bill as a true barn find survivor.

Vehicle Overview:

• Make & Model: 1926 Paige Model 6-75

• Engine: Original and runs smoothly

• Odometer: Accurate and verified

• Location Built: Detroit, Michigan

• Custom Ordered: Originally built for a customer in San Francisco, California

• Ownership History: Believed to have had only four owners since new

Historical Significance:

Through email correspondence with the great-grandson of Fredrick Osgood Paige—the founder of Paige Motor Car Company—we confirmed this car’s unique backstory. Although it doesn’t appear in the Paige production database, its low serial number and the presence of a Weed emblem on the front bumper strongly suggest it was a custom-built model, possibly excluded from records intentionally.

Paige proudly marketed their vehicles as “The Most Beautiful Cars in America”, and this Model 6-75 lives up to that legacy. It was ahead of its time in engineering and features, including:

• Hydraulic brakes (at a time when Cadillac still used mechanical)

• Factory-installed shocks

• Locking steering wheel

Brand Legacy:

Paige automobiles were manufactured from 1908 to 1927. The company was eventually acquired by the Graham Brothers, becoming Graham-Paige, and the Paige name was retired a few years later.

Provenance:

This vehicle was discovered on a ranch in Madera County, California. The previous owner had acquired it from a peace officer in San Francisco, who in turn had purchased it through an estate sale in the city. This makes me the fourth documented owner.

Whether you’re a collector, investor, or classic car enthusiast, this 1926 Paige Model 6-75 offers unmatched character and historical value. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind pre-war vehicle with a fascinating backstory.

Contact me for more photos, videos, or to schedule a viewing.

This beautiful, meticulous frame off restoration runs great and is in excellent condition (garaged). Has been used only to transport guests around the luxury resort – Amangiri. A collector’s dream. Complete with restoration records.